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FoOtliRht Flashes.

"a Dark Secret " is at the Academy Of Music. a.
popular as ever.
At Poole's Theatre, The Ticket of Leave Man y
will be produced tonight.
School is still at wallacks, and the audiences
that have seen 1t have been large.
1.-THE Wife" at the Lyceum Theatre, continues
to draw large and appreciative audiences.
At ii. X. Jacobs's Third Avenue Theatre Ben
Magtnley will appear tonight IN ''Inshavogue."
"Cordelia's Aspirations" will not be at Harri-
cams Theatre after tonight. Tomorrow ''Pete"
will be given.
Tony Pastor has a good company at his little
article there.
AT the Union Square Theatre Robson and Crane
are still playing III bronson Howard's successful
comedy, "The Henrietta" tg ". noy.
At the Fourteenth Street Theatre that great
favorite, Denman thompson, viii appear tonight
in the " Old Homestead
Dockstader Will be as amusing as ever tonight,
and the programme he offers is, as usual, an excel
lent one. "The Black Faust " is a great hit.
The admirable company at the Madison Square
Theatre makes - The Martyr interesting. Mira.
Booth as Nine. de Moray is alone worth seeing.
At the Eden Mus6e there are daily concerts. The
Musee ID a good place In which to spend an even
your money!
House last night on america, Our Home. II To-
will be produced.
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre tonight Col. John
A. McCaull's excellent comic opera company will
present for the first time the Hindoo comic opera
called ''The Begun"
1.-THE Marquis is very attractive at the Casino,
out loss Of time. .tGadelonH Giii be producsd
at that theatre on Nov. IS
"Conrad the Corsair" ia very popular at the
Bijou O~pera-House. Manager Rico spent a great
deal of money on the production. but he is fully
satisfied with the speculation.
Henry Irving appeared as Louis XII. at the Star
Theatre on Saturday night This week Faust -
will be given. Next SATURDAY. niQht '.The Bells -
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Catarrhal Dangers.

To be freed from the dangers Of suffoostion while lying
down to breathe freely, sleep soundiy and undisturbed
To rise refreshed, head clear, brain active and free from
pain or ache; to know that no poisonous, putrid matter
deflcs the breath and rots away tho delicate machinery
Of smell. taste and hearing; to feel that the system does
not. through is veins and arteries, suck up the poison
that is sure to undermine and destroy, is indeed a bless
ing beyond all other human cnjoymrnts. To purchase
immunity from such n fate should he tho object Of all
afflicted. But those who have tried many remedies and
physicihns despair Of rclief or cure.
SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
CatArrh. from n simple head cold Ia the most loathsome
and destructive stages. II is local aud constitutional.
Instant IN relieving. permanent in curing, safe. economi-
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SAsFonD's RADICAL CunE consists of one bottle Of
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for Sl.0O.
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Sparrow Pot-Pie N DeIicacy.

IFT0WT INC dTbuhV fIpTest.I
The Albany youth are still waginR war on the
sparrows, and they are all gradually being driven
from the city. one game ana poultry dealer in
town has thus far bought ana then sold to others
about 8. 500 Of the little pests. They make excel
lent potpie and are regarded as excellent eating
said to be somewhat like that of reed birds and
much superior to quail.
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KATIE'S STRATAGEM.

ELL, Sallie, you may
talk as long as you
will but l really must
adhere to my first
~opinion-that William
Davis is very timid, for
a man. Oh, you need
not bride up in that
way! 1 do not mean
that he is a coward /;
not, at least, as cow
ardice is generally un-
derstood. But l will
maintain that he is
timid and bashful-
else why does he keep
beating about the bush
so long? Never mind
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Riker,s Command r,,,,

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tenn. Try II. II contains no MERCURY, Potash or Ar
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Only two doses a day needed.
insist ltls 80, on having, RIkER's SARsAPARILLA and you are
PostVely sure of Cure. Do not allow any one 10 per-
haSde You otherwise. SOLD by almost all dealers. II any
Silugglst refuses 10 supply you, you can be sure of getting
Mhat you ash for at the dry-goods houses and genera1
stores or direct from WM. b. RIKER 4 Son, 353 9th
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SPORTS OF FIELD AND RING.
MANY INTERPRETATIONS OF THE MARQUIS
OF QUEENsBERRY RULES.

The Dempscy-ReaRan Fight will Usher In n
New Era of Battles Under What Are
Called the New Rules Of the London
Prize RinE-A Great Foot Race In Brook-
l~yn-Carney will he In the City Wednesday,.
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is haste to visit you, l think, Her friends
it has not been two hours since their chief
asked my permission to settle down in my
grove"
She is an old woman, too" said Sallie /;
" and low Enthusiastically she is dressed-in
real gypsy fashion, even though she is SO
feeble that she uses a cane! Hush here she
s."
Day TO We, my Teddy and gentleman.
Bless your young faces; and will we let the old
gypsy woman tell your fortunes, my dears ?
II will be blithe fortunes We will have-that
much l see in your bonny faces. Come, now,
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Artificial Flower. Bes, for n Ball Room

IFFom q FdshI0n Lefer.1
For very young girls nothing Ia p~rettier than
white, with fioral decorations-never OF real low
era II you are going to remain in the heat Of the
ball room over an hour-a scrubbier sight than q
m 81 Of faded dropping flowers you cannot find;
but ARTIFICIAL flowers come now that makes nature
AJAX herself how long she will he expected to do
anything more than grow vegetables and produ CO
fruit.
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His Eirnl Fec.

tFrom The burlington Free Pres.l
Young Lawyer-I earped my first professional
fee yesterday.
Young Doctor-Indeed Allow me to con-
graduate you. What was II fOr9
Young Lnwyer-I drew IA conveyance. Ut
seems that his landlady RENTED a weeks board
on condition that he trundled the baby out for an
airlng.)
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A Reasonable Proposition.

tFrom Hdrpsr's Basar.l
"Tommy," said the school-teacher, spell
measles"
Tommy made the attempt with the confidence
born of youth, but foundered hopelessly.
81 am surprised, Tommy" she said. "Did
you study your lesson 2"
Yes, IN; but you can't expect q boy to spell
measles when he's never had 'em, u was the way
Tommy tried to get out OF II.
The evening world., 1887-11-21

ATLANTA Correspondence Phdad.iphta Tsns,.I
Women in the South are employed In all the avo-
cations open 10 them. They do good, honest work,
and receive the average wages accorded to the sex.
Girls are employed in the various factories and
mills. They are engaged as saleswomen, clerks,
bookkeepers. and in one or two instances az real
and several lady graduates now practice success
fully In this city. In short, Southern women are
conduct them towards Independence and useful
ness.
The evening world., 1887-11-21
A Champion Indeed.

lFroH Judge.l
City Merchant-Do the people in your town take
any interest In athletics, Mr.. Brown
Mr.. Brown "a coal dealer)-Oh. yes.
City Merchant-What branch Of athletics do you
follow?
Mr.. Brown tunconsciousiy)-I am the champion
light weight
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Ready for the Emergency.

From The Epoeh.l
whats the matter?" asked a gentleman,
approaching a crowd on the street.
"Man run over by a street car. and leg cut of. {"
"Heavens !" he said, forcing his way to the
PROSTATE form.
STOPPING down, he whispered: my friend,
don't you want u lawyer
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Degrees Of Wick edness.

TFFOW HuTDtTI BHEuT.1
Husband-Can anything be worse, my dear, than
for a husband to think other women prettier than
his wife7
Wife-Yes. John, love. II IL for q husband TO
think his wife prettieT than other women aud not
constantly remind her OF the fact.
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BEHIND THE STAGE DOOR.
CHAT ABOUT COMING EVENTS IN THE
THEATRICAL WORLD.

Robert G. Hilliard to Star In False shame"
and Comedian Morris to Introduce tho
Slipper-KissinE Episode arrangements
Making for n Burlesauc Of Faust ~
The "Arabian Nights !" mt the Academy.
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SOCIETY AFFAIRS IN BRIEF.
NEXT MONDAY TO BE LADIES DAY AT THE
LOT0S CLUB.

Miss Lille Renwick to bo Married to Mr..
Brown on Dec. Fifty Bachelors to Pay
$50 Each for Their Animal Ball Mt Dell
monico's-Mr. and Mrs. Barlow TO Return
from Their Country Seat This Week.
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A Bore to His Friends.

prom Harper's BaEar.1
"Let's turn down this street; there comes
Smith"
+" Don't you want to meet him ~
NO; he has just bought a horse.n
The evening world., 1887-11-21

J. Randolph Heiser, the billiard expert,
has opened rooms on Bedford avenue, Brook
Ign, and will have II formal opening on Mon
day evening, Nov. 2s. Billy Sexton, Maurice
DAILY, Frey, Malone. Manning and other
knights of the cue will appear in exhibition
PnInaS.
The evening world., 1887-11-21

EFO any more
hard glove prize. fights
under Marquis of
Queensberry rules
take place these rules
ought to be more thor
oughly understood.
There have been two
or three %interpreta-
tons of them in the
past few years. The
first change, brought
about by Sulliyan's
tactics, was in the re-
%quirements. II was
found, by Harry Hills
trying it when Sulli-
van and Tug Wilson
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Sweet BnItimore Girls.

IRON Hdrperis Bdsdr.l
"We don't care tor the rain, ~ said one Balti-
more girl to another, as she raised an umbrella
''we're neither sugar nor salt.
''No," replied the other, but we're lasses."
The evening world., 1887-11-21

Seventy men, including Sprint Runner
Athletic Club, of Brooklyn, last week.
The evening world., 1887-11-21

II AT Robert 9. Hill
lard is not in the very
~faintest degree discon-
certed by the fact that
he is now in the ranks
of the unemployed is
evident. In fact, he
seems to glory-with q
big and overwhelming
glory-in the %notoriety
h o Ii. o obtained,
though there are very
few men in the profess
sion who would care
to have ~notoriety of
such kind. Mr.. Hill
lard strolled into an
uptown Office yester-
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The voice Fred Burns, who does the an
nonncing at athletic meetings, has succeeded
in acquiring is the IL of many who hear
his full, clear tones.
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Dangerous Tendencies

Characterize that very common complaint, oatArTh. The
foul matter dropping from the head into the bronchial
tubes or lungs, may bring on bronchitis or consumption.
which reaps an immense harvest of deaths annually.
Hence the necessity of giving catArh immediate atten-
ton. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying and
enriching the blood, restoring and toning the diseased
organs.
81 pufered severely from chronic catarrh. arising
from impure blood. 1t became very bad. causing sore
ness of the bronchial tubes and
The evening world., 1887-11-21
A DOLLAR DINNER FOR FOUR.

Contributed Daily to The World /" by One
of the Best Known City Chefs.
At to-day's market prices the material for this
dinner can be purchased for 81.
The evening world., 1887-11-21

It is said that Charlie Clark, the clever
Philadelphia feather-weight, will be one of the
contestants in the Spartan Harriers Amateur
%120-pounds competition on Dec. 8.
The evening world., 1887-11-21

There, Miss Sallie," exclaimed Will
Davis, There comes one Of the very tribe of
Gypsies that ! have been telling you of. She
The evening world., 1887-11-21
Troublesome Cough

I tried many medicines. but received no benefit. I was
at last induced to try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and l am not
the same man in health or feelings. My catarh is
cured. my throat is entirely well. and a dyspepsia
trouble, with sick headache, have all disappeared. "-E.
NJ. LINCOLN, 35 Chnmbers ST., Boston.
The evening world., 1887-11-21

BY a slip in the types Billy Edwards was
sey at evens in this sporting column. So
many people have annoyed the ex-light-
weight champion by wanting to bet him
again that wav that the correction. he backed
Dempsey and would like to do it some more.
is cheerfully made.
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ish they both looked, as mischievous Katie
paused abruptly on the threshold, and threw
up her hands in mock horror of the scene.
-. Snllin Rnrnh L do declare u
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Stuffed up Feeling

"For several years | have been troubled with that ter
ribly disagreenble disease, catRrrh. l took Hoods Sar-
saparilla with the very best results. II cured mo Of that
continued dropping in my throat and stuffed up feeling.
II has also helped my mother. who has taken it for run
down state of health and kidney trouble. | recommend
Hoods sarsaparillA To all ns a good medicine. Mrs
s.. ID. HEATH. Putnam, Conn.
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Or. MINTIE,

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CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO.
IN THE HANDS OF y REcE1vER.
Il Looks L,ke q Gobblo BY Huntingdon.
Judgment Confessed Yesterday for Near.
* " Two miillons-Ths Company
Alleged to be Insolvsut.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Oct. as.-Yenter.
day the Ohesapsake q Ohio Railroad
Company confessed Judgment in the
clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of this
county in fivor Of O., P. Huntington for
sl,772,976, with interest and costs, Al q
special term Of the court held to-day @.
2. Huntington filed his bill in chaucery
against the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Company and others, setting up the 4ine
Of hia Argument, and alleging default OF
full payment and Of interest on the bonds;
claiming that the Ohesapsake 4 Ohio
Railroad Company is insolvent, and pray.
Ing for the appointment OF a receiver,
The Court appointed William g. Wick.
ham receiver. Mr.. Wickham Ia now Bee.
ond Vica.Pfesident and acting manager Of
the Newport News & Mississippi Valley
Company. Mr.. ,Wickham gave bond in
open court for $500. 1000. Similar proceed.
lnga were had on the 9th In the Circuit
Oourt Of Henrico county, at Richmond,
Va, and Mr. Wickham was appointed re.
,eiver, giving bond in similar sum.
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! THE TELEGRAPH WAR.
Tho Wostern Union Rapidly Absorbing al
Competing Lines.

Tho Western Union Rapidly Absorbing ali
Competing Lines. &
New YORK, Oct. 2S.-The next impor.
tant step toward complete settlement Of
the telegraph war, probably ascond only to
the purchase Of tho Baltimore < Ohio sys-
tenn by the Western Union Company, was
taken yesterday. An agreement was
made between the Mutual Union. the
fighting contingent Of the Western Union
Company, and the Postal Telegraph Com.
pany, when row represents the only op.
position. MI. Gould said in reply to an
inquiry whether the agreement meant The
absorption Of Mackay land and. ocean
lines:,"l guess not. As understand the
situstion, the Mutual Union and the
Postal companies have agreed to advance
rates something near our tariff, They
have bsen fighting each other, but the
Western Union is not greatly interested.
l have not heard Of oven any advance in
Gable rates." .T - :
It is understood that an advance in land
rates on the postal linea will carry with It
the abolition Of rebates, and that all com
peting ten and fifteen cent rates will be
given up and the new schedule will agree
very nearly with the Western Union.
Special dispatches to the Herald from
Richmond, Alexandria, fredericksburg,
Petersburg, Portsmouth and other points in
the South say that the offices Of the New
York 4 Southern Telegraph Company are
to be closed in all the cities Of the South
reached by nouthern lines. A hundred
more operators will be thrown out of the
ranks, and rates in that territory will be
liked by the Western Union.
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GAUDAUR-TEus,EIs.

Toemor Wins tho Rowing Match Easily.
Poor limo Made. VA q
LAKE MAEANAc ,oK, Me, Oct. sS-The
weather this morning vas all that could
be desired and the water COED, but the pro.
dictions Of close and fast race were not
borne out by the resu!t.
The men were ordered on the line at
the appointed time. When Referee
Ormonde gave the word nEo" they sped
away In good shape. Tsemer made uE
bis mind to outrow G mdaur, and so
pulled for all he was worth. The race for
the frat mile vas all that the spectators
could wish, but The Nckeeaport aculler
soon showed his superiority oyer bis rival
and drew away from him. 81
Gaudaur tugyed maniully at his scrlls,
and, with his great atrongth and skill fully
brought into play, apurted again and
agsir and did everything that he could to
get ON ewes terms with Toemcr, but to no
purpose. The champion Of America saw
him every time and went Q little better
and won the racs hsndily in 70 minutes
PSI seconds. Gaudaur was half a mile
behind and padded homs leisurely. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-29
A OIAEOLICAL DEED,
deliberate Attempt to Wreck u Passenger
lf- Train In illinois,

Deliberate Attempt to Wreck u Passenger
Train In Illinois.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Dispatches from Nor
1is and Joliet, Ills, report that most dis.
bolical plot was laid near Morris early
thia morning to wreck the Kansas City
passenger train on the Rock Island road.
Tho wreckers succeeded partially, but the
iated train was a freight, and not the
heavily loaded passangsy train. The vii
Llama placed 8 telegraph pole With the
butt.end toward the approaching train on
tho track, and the engine and dozen
cars we're piled in a heap, making
mound OF brokcn tinbera, car wheels and
freight. Engineer John Mills and his fire.
man, William Ofth, were both killed out.
right. John Kane, head brakeman, who
was in the cab when the cranh came, saved
himself BY jumping out, apraining his
lett ankle badly, and receiving score Of
cuts and bruises from flying pieces OF
timber. ,..l y.g /. "a : - '7.5
#At Joliet tho excitement continues to
grow since 1t has been definitely nscer.
inined that tho obstruction WAS placed on
the trsck With the deliberate purpose Of
wreckiug the passenger train. The ex.
element 10 augmented by the growing
belief thst the Schwartz; Watts e1press
car murderers and irobberg and their
friends p!aunsd tho crime. Large rewards
have already been offered by the Rock
island Company and detectives are on
the ground. ssg$ ;ijs!'S
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A Leading wsllsburg Man Dsnd.

William J. Briggs died at iYellsbuYg
Thursday morning about; 8 o'clock Mr..
Briggs Was native OF Nolhsm, England,
and 81 years Of age. He has been in thia
country for 81 years aud located in Wells-
burg SO years ago, where he started 10 the
business Of marble cutting, which he car
ried on successfully up to the time OF bis
death. His last sickness was OF short
duration aud bis sudden death was great
shcck to his family. The cause Of his
death waa heart disease. He leaves a wife,
two daughters and three sons, all OF vi hom
have reached their majority. Two of bis
sona are in the marble business at Nash-
vile, Tenn, and the Oldest was associate
with his father. The Oldest daughter is
the wife Of D. MoClelland. The youngest
Is still single and remains at home. Ad-
vices have been received from oil the
friends and they will be homo. The inn.
eral will be from his late home at 10
O'Clock this morning; interment in Brooke
cemetery, Q company OF which no was
superintendent. Rev. DR.. Brown, OF the
Presbyterian church, will cfIiciate. Mr..
Briggs Was q consistent member OF bis
church. The family have the sympathy
OF many sorroWin2 friends. = q
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the best Of the argument In this court,
and that the writ Of error will not be
Narvousnsssin In Chicnro,

0nlcAao. Oct. 2s.-Thsre Is the ksenest
suspense at the jail over what the United
States Supreme Court may do in the An.
archist cases. All the friends Of the con.
demned men come TO see thsm every day
now. There Ia. a palpable change In the
demeanor Of them all. The doomed men
keep lrm front and unaoated comp posure,
bnt there is no bravsdo or pretence OF
gatoty: The Jail officials, from the re.
resting upon them, are also
nervous. News from Washington especial.
y to-day was waited for inpatiently and
yet tearfully. Mrs. Parsons said lhst II
a wit OF error was granted their attorneys
would t;S, probably Telegraph them the joyful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-29
IN ROYAL STYLE,
1ay Could Sails for Europe In Prinoely
tTs Apartments. .st5S.5

oay Could Sails for Europe Ia Prinoely
Apartments.
New York, Oct. 2S.-The World says
Jay Gould has definitely decided to sail
on tho Umbria tomorrow.
The bill for passage will be about s., 600.
Each Of the sta.erooms sell for $3.50, while
the captains cabin brings $500. The
"extras" are going to amount to another
nico item, for one OF the rooms ia TO- be
made into private dining room for
Gould's party, and all their meals will be
served in It. s Us, . RI SD
The six atatsrooms are what are known
no tho "chambrea do luxe" Of the Umbria.
They arc duplicated in the Eutruia,
tho slater ship, but in no other
vessel on { tho line. Thty are
away In the ii attor part Of tho
boat, Oh what ia known as the "spar"
deck, which 10 the highest one Of all.
They arc all fitted up alike, with
two widc berths and q lounge, and
have tho advantage Of skylight
overhead, so that there will always be
plenty OF air. Each room has porta.
ble washstaud, a combined bureau and
writing desk and lace q curtains
hanging over the berths. Noo. ! and
= ARE nearly twice the size Of the ordinary
stateroom. Mr. Gould's family aud Cap
tain shackeliord will have these six rooms.